I failed the exam. I thought I should prepare for the exam early, memorize the words well and practice the exam questions well. Summarize more and reflect frequently. Regret not making full use of spare time before the exam. This can enrich vocabulary and improve the speed of doing problems. The gap between the score and the line is not very big, which may be a matter of several multiple-choice questions. However, the result has been decided, and my regret can only make me more ashamed.
Have an argument with others, go home and think about what happened, and think about the conversation with each other in your mind. The other party said something radical, and I regret that I didn't handle it well. I can make the words more perfect, so that the other party has no strength to fight back. I wish I knew how to fight back like this. But to no avail, what should not be eaten is lost, and what should not be done is also harmful to others. Your regret will only make you more annoyed.
There is no regret medicine in life, only knowing it early. What I want to say is that it is a comfort to know early, and it is also a ridiculous comfort to myself.
If you know what to do and say, you may not be able to achieve your expectations. To accomplish one thing, you need to go through many links and meet many people. What you need is your own heart, not an early knowledge from God.
People who often say that they knew it early always give people a sense of insecurity. I feel that this person lacks the ability to do things well, but the ability to screw things up should not be underestimated. To sum up, I'm not entirely sure about the completion of the whole thing, but I'll brag about it. Or it is always too simple to imagine the completion of something, but in actual implementation, as long as there are overlapping knots, you will be at a loss.
Regret medicine and early knowledge are actually the same concept. It's just that people don't want to admit that they regret it easily, so they will use an early knowledge as a shield.